Evaluation of Comparative Efficacy of Mulligan Mobilization, Maitland Mobilization, High Velocity Thrust, and Muscle Energy Technique on Disability, Pain and Displacement of Center of Gravity in Subjects with Sacroiliac Dysfunction - A Four Arm Parallel Trial

Sacroiliac dysfunction is a condition in which the movement between the sacrum and iliac bones is affected, leading to pain and dysfunction. The problem is often masked by low back pain. Specific treatment approaches for sacroiliac dysfunction include mobilization, exercise prescription, and electrotherapeutic management. This is a four-arm parallel trial conducted to establish the rank order between four physiotherapy interventions given for sacroiliac dysfunction. Outcome measures to assess will be the pain rating scale, disability index, and Center of gravity. based on the outcomes. To determine the significance of the difference between the four groups, the student t" test will be employed. We will compare the parameters among the three groups using a paired "t" test. Repeated measures of ANOVA will be employed to determine the significance of changes between pre- and post-treatment. Rank order will be established post study.